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Two referendums were held in San Marino on 2 June 2019. One was a popular initiative on amending the electoral system to require a second round to be held thirty days after a general elections between the top two parties only if neither are able to form a coalition government.[1] The other was on a constitutional amendment proposed by the captain regent that would add sexual orientation to the list of discriminations prohibited by law. This followed a vote by the Grand and General Council on the amendment failing to meet the two-thirds quorum.[2]
Both proposals were approved by voters.[3][4][5]
Results
| Question | For | Against | Invalid/ blank |
Total votes |
Registered voters |
Turnout | Result | ||||||
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| Votes | % | Votes | % | ||||||||||
| Popular initiative on electoral system reform | 8,554 | 60.58 | 5,566 | 39.42 | 344 | 14,464 | 34,458 | 41.98 | Approved | ||||
| Prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation | 9,996 | 71.46 | 3,992 | 28.54 | 452 | 14,440 | 41.91 | Approved | |||||
| Source: Libertas | |||||||||||||
See also
References
- ^ San Marino, 2. Juni 2019 : Zweiter Wahlgang bei Parlamentswahlen Direct Democracy
- ^ San Marino, 2. Juni 2019 : Diskriminierungsverbot wegen sexueller Orientierung Direct Democracy
- ^ Vincono i sì con il 60%: cambia la legge elettorale a San Marino Libertas, 2 June 2019
- ^ Stefanello, Viola (4 June 2019). "San Marino bans discrimination based on sexual orientation". Euronews. Retrieved 4 June 2019.
- ^ Sarrubba, Stefania (4 June 2019). "San Marino bans discrimination on grounds of sexual orientation". Gay Star News. Archived from the original on 8 June 2019. Retrieved 4 June 2019.
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